Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-10

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PERSONAL.
Mrs. A. w. Howard returned from the
east to-day.
John Nj. Mcdonald, of Sioux City, is
in town to-day.
W. 81. Potter, Of Canton, is in Yank-
ton on business.
r. ". Wheelock aud wife returned to
Mitchell to-day.
John L. Pennington, jr. is at home
from the corn palace.
Miss Lu Farmer went to Sioux City
for a visit on Saturday.
Tom Brennan, of Sioux City, ia visit
ing his brothers in Yanktop.
f. Pfotenhauer was a passenger home
from Sioux City on Saturday.
Fred Schnauber and wife returned to-
day from o tour in west Dakota.
Mrs. =. B. MoGIumphy returned from
q visit in Sioux City this morning.
Tom Fl. Cole and Chas. Murphy, of
Harrington, Nebraska, are in the city.
John Bull, of Plankington, Dakota,
was q guest at the Morrison yesterday.
Capt. Add Whistler returned to Yank-
ton on Friday evening from Sioux City.
l.. Ksrr returned this afternoon from
a business visit to White Lake. Dakota.
Miss Lucy Dewey returned OF Sstur-
day night from q weeks visit in Sioux
City.
DR.. S. B. McGlumphy, vent to Gay
vile on professional business this
afternoon.
M. d. Gardner, of Bon Homme
county. dined at the Morrison in Yank-
ton yesterday.
Il. n. VsnAntwerp, who is lingering in
Sioux Falls, spent Sunday with his fam
lily in Ysnkton.
Ed. Q. Culver, E. w. Monfore and
Geo. w. Snow, OF Springfield, spent Sun
day in Yankton.
Rev. Father Sheehan, of Mitchell, err
rived this afternoon and is q guest at
Bishop Martyrs.
M. T. Wooley csme in from his sur-
yeying camp On Saturday night and re-.
turned yesterday.
Mrs. M. M. Mattheissen and daughter,
Miss Rose. returned from Sioux City on
Saturday evening.
George M. Forman is back from q
Minnesota and Iowa trip and will spend
q few days in Yankton.
Miss Amelia Laubke, Miss Josie Psir
and Henry Leubke returned from the
corn palace jubilee to-day.
Asel kyes returned to-day from Ysnk-
ton agency, where be attended a delivery
of government contract beef.
DR.. j. B. Van Velsor is tarrying in
Washington. but the report that he is
permanently there is without founda-
ton.
Mrs. N. j. Cramer, Miss Minnie
Matrons and Miss Henry we're among
the Yapktonites who retained from
Sioux City on Saturday.
James A. Emmons and wife arrived at
noon to-day from Omaha. Mr.. Emmons
says he can't stay out Of the great corn
belt very long without feeling home
sick.
Deputy United States Marshal ). b.
20. Young arrived from Bismarck on
Saturday night. Marshal Msratta went
to st. Paul from Sioux City and will
reach Yankton this week. Mr.. Young
expects Mrs. Young and children from
Washington within two weeks.
e. E. Levy, representing Eisenstad,
Brothers, wholesale dealers in neckwear
OF Chicago. spent Sunday in Yankton
Mr.. Levy was one OF the witnesses il
the Day and Crouch land perjury CASE
, which was tried in Yankton q year ago.
Wallace j. Bruce went to Mason
City, Iowa, this morning to meet one o
= the harvest excursions from Chicago
!, MI. Bruce tool a large amount OF adver
. tlsing matter with him and will try t,
;. induce some OF the excursionists to ge
! off here.
VIM. Bell, OF Philadelphia, one of tn
most prominent photographers of th
= United States, and the owner OF tn
= largest collection of pictures OF th
Catholic clergy in this country, was ii
! Yankton on Saturday night, having bus
mess with DR.. Zardettl and the othe
Catholic dignitaries OF south Dakota.